TITLE: Cat & Mouse (can change!) FANDOM: DC Universe. LOVE INTEREST: Selina Kyle. CAST: Lydia Graham as Beatrice Burghs. SUMMARY: Beatrice Maree Burghs had been intelligent—she had reached the genius level on the scale. She didn't know why or how she had been the level she was. Beatrice had merely known she could solve complex items no other classmate nor teacher could. But her intellect caused her to feel isolated and abnormal—like the aliens within her plant. She spent her childhood reading novels, practicing mathematics, and writing essays/novels of her own creation. She spent her teenage years within college for she had graduated at age 14. She had currently spent her early adulthood amongst the best scientists, renowned authors, and greatest mathematicians. Beatrice couldn't complain for she had travelled throughout the world for her job, strange it may be because its fields varied. She learned numerous languages such as Italian, French, Russian, Spanish, Latin, and several more. But she couldn't find love within her hectic life, she could not find it despite her being Pansexual and loving all. It did not help that her OCD made others view her as strange and peculiar—like she could help her OCD and stop at any moment. But, when Beatrice Maree Burghs had been transferred to Gotham City and worked for Wayne Enterprises, she could not help but admire Bruce Wayne. (Not romantically). She couldn't help but admire him and his ways, he appeared as if a brother-figure within her eyes. He too, had taken a liking towards the peculiar and awkward woman—Bruce had taken her under his wing and allowed her into his world, normal and vigilante alike. It was then Beatrice had met Selina Kyle a.k.a. Catwoman and when she had, Beatrice, once more, couldn't help but take a romantic interest toward the beautiful and cunning woman. Thus, the beginning of a strange adventure for Beatrice Maree Burghs. NOTES: — Beatrice is in her mid-twenties. — Her relationship with Bruce is platonic. — She has no abilities nor will she gain any. — If you wish to write about her past, you may.
